Hour 1 – Josh Allen Isn’t Doing It Alone, The Matrix
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What happened in the Bills‑Lions game and why does it matter?
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Last night the Buffalo Bills christened their new stadium, and they did so in an impressive fashion. Roughing up the Lions 41-31. Now, there's a couple of ways to look at this. You can look at the Buffalo Bills and say, boy, that's an impressive offense. Or you might have questions about the Lions. I know the defense was banged up. Or you might have questions about the Buffalo Bills defense. Can you outscore your opponent in route to a Super Bowl? Kansas City Chiefs recently were able to do that. But you start to look at putting up forty one, which is great, what they did last week against the Texans, a game that they probably should have lost. But they're also giving up thirty-one points last week to the Texans, thirty-one points to the Lions.
Now you might look at the Lions late scores as garbage scores, but you're still looking at a team that's going to be in a shootout every single week. You got Josh Allen. By the way, Josh Allen doesn't do it on his own. We make it seem like it's one guy against eleven guys on defense. He's incredible. But you do have maybe the most underrated player in the NFL and James Cook. He had sixteen hundred yards last year. And if he walked in here in his uniform, people wouldn't recognize him. But he is a great running back. Not good, he's great. But when you think about he was in Georgia, kind of somewhere on the depth chart, you know, he was a rotational player. So Josh threw for three scores, he rushed for two more.
And you start to look at this historically, because his odds right now, according to DraftKings for MVP, he's an overwhelming favorite right now. I think Caleb Wilson may be or Williams might be the second favorite according to DraftKings. But since nineteen forty eight, twenty players have had at least three touchdown passes and rushed for two in a game. Josh Allen has done it four times of the twenty times it's been done. Cordell Stewart, the only other player to have done it more than once. Wow.
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Stat of the day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. You know, you talk about anonymous rushing leaders in the last, I don't know, 40 years. Uh Kareem Hunt in 2017, DeMarco Murray. DeMarco Murray in 2014 had eighteen hundred forty-five yards. Uh Maurice Jones drew in twenty eleven, sixteen hundred yards. Arian Foster was a thing there in twenty ten, sixteen hundred yards. Charles White in a strike shortened season in nineteen eighty seven, thirteen hundred seventy four yards, former Heisman winner, uh George Rogers, Heisman winner. And nineteen eighty-one, sixteen hundred seventy-four yards. But James Cook, he brings it, man. Uh some of the other players, yeah, I mean, it feels like when you watch him, you go, Oh, that's right, man, he's really good.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the Bills‑Lions game and why does it matter?
0:00–7:34
2
How is Josh Allen positioning himself as an early MVP favorite?
7:34–13:54
3
Why is James Cook considered the Bills’ most underrated player?
13:54–19:39
4
Which AFC teams are the top Super Bowl contenders after Thursday Night Football?
19:39–26:48
5
Why is the Dodgers’ COVID‑era title still a point of debate?
26:48–33:09
6
What’s making it hard to get through The Matrix?
33:09–39:06
7
How do the hosts blend food, pop‑culture, and sports talk in this episode?
39:06–41:16
8
What are the final takeaways and upcoming topics for the next show?
41:16–42:30
Speakers
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